Grand Prix De Paris: Day 1A - Interactive

[snoopy1239]

Crikey, look at Dave go, playing three sizable pots in a row.

Board reads , Pelyhe bets 1k, Dave calls. River, Pelyhe bets 3k, Dave dwells, ipod off, sunglasses on the felt. Dave makes the call, but loses to A-K.

Must be Ali Mallu in disguise - but this isn't a Grosvenor! 

Either way El Mallu is now on 29,550.

[snoopy1239]

PP Ruscalla has doubled up courtesy off Jan Boye.

Boye bet 4k into a Flop of and Ruscalla moved all-in over the top for 25,500 more, albeit after a slight bout of Oscaritus.

Boye called instantly, leaving him with just 5k, but was dismayed to see his Queens in deep doo doo against Ruscalla's set of Tens.

Turn and River left a couple of people wondering if the Queens has won, but the dealer quickly assured them that Tens over Sevens was the winner.

[snoopy1239]

As we move into the last break of the day, Mr Cool has lost his er... cool, after Jan Boye managed to get 3.5k in pre-flop with A-9 against Marc's A-K, only for the Flop to come A-9-8 and Marc to do 26k to someone who I Marc probably deems to be a bit of a plonker in poker terms.

As a result, Marc has dropped from 66k to 40k.

[snoopy1239]

Confession time with Father Snoopy...

Dave Colclough: "We got absolutely bladdered last night, totally legless at some bar that we only went in for a 'quick drink'.

Father Snoopy's conclusion: "Dave, that was a bad idea. I don't recall hearing that advice on the CD." 

[snoopy1239]

Dave Colclough -- 26,100
Eli Marciano -- 16,225
Travis Paquette -- 15,725
K Rabtsov -- 61,450
Karim Salamouni -- 9,925
Mads Andersen -- 30,900
Samir Shakhtoor -- 28,375
Istuan Pelyhe -- 22,825
Johan Storakers-- 24,350
Nichlas Saarisilta -- 39,750
Alexander Kuzmin -- 53,500
Csaba Kuremszki -- 49,375
Z Illia -- 5,600
Jan Boye -- 7,175
Walid Bouhabib -- 13,225
Jane Lauri Lamsa -- 37550
Marc Goodwin -- 40,075
PP Ruscalla -- 41,85-
Tony Cascarino -- out
John Kabbaj -- 18,200
Jean Noel Thorel -- 16,375
Atanas Gueorguieu -- 42,500

[snoopy1239]

Shortstacked Jan Roye (A-Qs) has doubled up in a three-way pot against PP Roscalla (A-Q) and Marc Goodwin (A-K). The board was Ace high with two diamonds, a diamond on the River giving Roye a flush... and he made sure that we all heard about it by celebrating at the top of his voice with one hell of a squeal.

[wsopin07]

We have action!!!



After losing a pot to Istuan Pelyhe the hand prior (Pelyhe called Dave's 2k Turn bet on a board of board before checking behind Dave on the River with Kings, a reveal which made Dave go "Wow, Kings?"), Dave got his chips back with interest the very next hand.

In the big blind with , Dave bet 2k into a board of and was called in two place by previous nemesis Istuan Pelyhe and small blind and flashy blue shirt wearer Francois Guillaume. The River brought a tasty , which somehow encouraged Guillaume to move all-in for 8.9k with . Of course, Dave called and Pelyhe folded.

see, now thats how u do it, DC must have watched and taken notes on how to play   ( also called ESPN, ask Goodwin because he loves the ESPN hand)

[snoopy1239]

Thomas Belleuvre has doubled up Mateyboy in Seat 10 with Jacks v Aces on a Flop. Neither had a heart, Belleuvre now hacked back down to 22,100.

[snoopy1239]

Jason Lee (not the pineapple wearing footballer or Karma obsessed actor) raises it up from the small blind, only for the player in the big blind next door to re-raise another 5k. Cue a bit of acting (sry, I took a peek and saw Kings), followed by an inevitable all-in push for another 20,850, a move which ultimately won him the pot.

[snoopy1239]

Brad Lipson -- 14,225
Tor Gammelgard -- 28,850
Nouel Antoine -- 49,750
Daniel Shak -- 14,350
Jason Lee -- 37,775
Michel Akrich -- 21,425
Ryad Abour -- 62,300
Thomas Belleuvre -- 22,100
Brian Johnson -- 8,150
Francois Coudert -- 13,375
Lukesz Sonek -- 32,250
Kalil Rahal -- 13,125
Fabien Zanzouri -- 22,400
Turgut Guner -- 14,325
Jeff Lisandro -- 34,500
Francois Demoly -- 18,600
Daniel Donnabedian -- 14,575
Paul Testud -- 37,300
Gilbert Chahine -- 39,475

[NoflopsHomer]

Jason Lee (not the pineapple wearing footballer or Karma obsessed actor) raises it up from the small blind, only for the player in the big blind next door to re-raise another 5k. Cue a bit of acting (sry, I took a peek and saw Kings), followed by an inevitable all-in push for another 20,850, a move which ultimately won him the pot.

So it's the guy who played Bruce Lee in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story?

[snoopy1239]

Marc Goodwin is down to a rather sorrowful 4k after running Kings into Aces.

The 6-J-Q-Q-T rainbow board proving of no help.

Whilst Marc retells his tales of woe from previous hands, Samir Shakhtoor scoops in a nice pot.

I think at one stage, a dejected Marc even said, "Oh, just give him the few thousand too," but the TD obviously didn't let this happen.

Need DC to confirm that last observation.

[snoopy1239]

Jason Lee (not the pineapple wearing footballer or Karma obsessed actor) raises it up from the small blind, only for the player in the big blind next door to re-raise another 5k. Cue a bit of acting (sry, I took a peek and saw Kings), followed by an inevitable all-in push for another 20,850, a move which ultimately won him the pot.

So it's the guy who played Bruce Lee in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story?

Yes, that's the one.

[snoopy1239]

Daniel Donnabedian has also doubled up with bullets, finding himself even better shape against wooly red jumper wearing Csaba Kuremszki's Big Slick.

Again, a near safe board, , a Ten the only out.

[snoopy1239]

A quick scour of the room informs me that somewhere along the way we have lost...

Xavier Laszcz
Karim Salomouni
Jean Noel Thorel
James Campbell